14-05-2004 20:00									#331
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quote: Originally posted by Jamski *Sigh* Or shall I tell you all at the beginning of the game who the mafiosi are?

probably the only way we'll ever actually catch them with clues...

	14-05-2004 20:04									#332
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quote: Originally posted by duke o' york What about if people miss entire games? There is a longer list of people who want to play mafia than we can accommodate in one game. You could maybe have an average score per game to rank people by. HongHu doesn't make it into each game, rah has missed a couple, and I don't play in them all, but we've all played enough to merit entry into some kind of mafia competition.

That I like... kind of a Mafia Hall of Fame.

Edit: Just thinking though, on this point system... we need some way for the mafia to not be punished for not voting for themsevles... I mean, you get a point for correctly voting for the mafia, but wait... that means voting for myself! No points for me! (or less chance of getting the points, at least, with only one mafia left to vote for.)

	14-05-2004 20:20									#333
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Tuberski and Ljcvetko will tie if everyone now votes the "detective", other wise Tuberski is soon to be deadski.

I'd say the mafia score a point for every round they're alive at the end of. The mafia might get lots of points that way though.

	14-05-2004 21:16									#334
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Ljcvetko

And the problem with that setup, Ras, where you're punished for not voting is that if Jam closes the voting early due to a landslide- reasonable to keep the game moving- it punishes people who were intending to vote a little later, but still on time in a normal day.

	14-05-2004 21:22									#335
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Ljcvetko

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	14-05-2004 23:22									#336
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Well, I'm off to a party tonight. This vote will run till I get up in the morning. That's about another 12 hours or so.

Have fun, I won't.

-Jam

	14-05-2004 23:24									#337
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quote: Originally posted by SnowFire And the problem with that setup, Ras, where you're punished for not voting is that if Jam closes the voting early due to a landslide- reasonable to keep the game moving- it punishes people who were intending to vote a little later, but still on time in a normal day.

The people not voting due to an early closing of the voting should not be punished but should receive 0 points. Only the people not voting during a normal cycle must be punished. The punishment should be a warning first time, and then 1 point for second failure to vote, then 2 points for third and so on.

The incentive to search for clues should be +5 points for the first who names the mafia in his vote and supports it with clues found in Jamski's stories.

	15-05-2004 00:33									#338
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Take the scoring discussion to a new thread.
More voting here.

	15-05-2004 03:41									#339
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I never trusted that shifty one-eyed scoundrel, Tuberski.

	15-05-2004 04:34									#340
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quote: Originally posted by rah Take the scoring discussion to a new thread. More voting here.

Done pop on over and discuss it there folks...

http://apolyton.net/forums/showthre...threadid=114865

	15-05-2004 07:05									#341
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Tuberski

	15-05-2004 14:11									#342
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It's death row for you Tuberski. Straight to hell

	15-05-2004 18:36									#343
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Yep, its curtains for old pegleg...

Chapter 7 - in Which We Serve

Ljcvetcko encouraged the town and the pirates to vote for Tuberski, and with some success. Many believed in his detective work. Many, however, thought he was trying to deflect the blame for the killings away from himself, and onto the innocent half-crippled helmsman.

After the votes were counted and collected, it was clear that although the race was close, Tuberski was the one that would pay the ultimate price. He was taken to the town square and hung by the neck until dead.

* * * * *

"I always knew he'd come to a bad end," said Zopperoni, brushing his beard.
"Aye," commented Spaced Cowboy, shaking his bald head, "All ye pirate scum don't deserve no better, yer killers!"
"Are ye lookin' fer trouble, landsman?" asked Theben, loosening his cutlass.

DrSpike behind him put his hand on the silver hilt of his rapier and GJRamsey gave his spectacles to Kassiopeia to hold.

"Aye," spat the farmer, "I'll fight yer with me fists, yer killer, and I'll rearrange yer faces, ye sea robbers!"
"Ye should rearrange my arse!" replied Theben.
"Yer seamen are all like that, eh?" retorted Chaunk, coming to his friend's aid.
Theben moved like lightning, grabbing Chaunk by his que and pulling his head back to hold his cutlass against his throat.

Jonny entered, wearing the Black Duke's hat.

"What's all this nonsense!" he demanded.

Theben put his weapon away and stepped back. The pirates and the villagers backed away from each other.

* * * * *

The next morning Zopperoni was missing. A short search lead to Pave spotting a sack floating in the harbour. Frozzy spliced together a few odd ends of rope, and then Hercules hauled it up with his massive strength. The sack contained the corpse of Zopperoni, following his master to the grave.

* * * * *

"Ljcvetko," said Jonny and Jon Miller together, "We want ter 'ave a word wi'yer."

The detective looked from one to the other and shrugged.

"Ye'll be thankin' me, I'm guessin'" he said, "For otherwise ye'd ne'er 'ave brought these twain together."

He held up the half of the map that Jon was looking for, and the half that Jonny sought, and laid then next to each other, using Zopperoni's corpse as a table.

"I'd be sayin', gentlemen," he continued, "That this 'ere bay looks very familiar, and that PO GR on one 'alf..."
"Matches with RT OG on the other," concluded Jonny.
"Port Grog," said Jon Miller, "Right here."

Its voting time!

Extended Weekend Voting applies as usual
(And if anyone's interested, the party was... odd...)

-Jam

	15-05-2004 18:38									#344
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code:



Name

Job

Status



1. ADG

Local
Fisherman

Dead - drowned?



2. Rah

Dockfront Tavern Owner

Alive


3. Kassiopeia

Cabin Boy

Alive


4.
GhengisFarb

Painter

Alive


5. Theben

Pirate Tough

Alive


6. Zopperoni

Captain
Duke's Manservant

Dead - drowned?



7. Jonny

Pirate Mate

Alive


8. Frozzy

Pirate Rigger

Alive


9. Spaced Cowboy

Cattle Farmer

Alive


10. Joncha

Pimp

Alive


11. Rasputin

Priest

Dead - villagers



12. Alva

Local
Milita Captain

Dead - villagers



13. Jon Miller

Town Clerk

Alive


14. Guynemer

Ship's Cook

Alive


15. Spiffor

Town
Mayor

Dead - in a sack...



16. GJRamsey

Ship's Log Keeper

Alive


17. Hercules

Pirate Anchorman

Alive


18. Tuberski

Helmsman

Dead - villagers



19. Skanky Burns

Grog
Salesman

Dead - blinded



20. SnowFire

Apprentice Pirate

Alive


21. Ljcvetko

Pirate Detective

Alive


22. Vovan

Pirate
Gunner

Dead - villagers



23. Pave

Pirate Lookout

Alive


24. DrSpike

Ship's Doctor

Alive


25. Chaunk

Chicken Farmer

Alive


26. Boshko

Pirate
Storekeeper

Dead - villagers



27. FlameFlash
Missionary

Dead - drowned?



28.
Duke o'York

Captain
of the Apolyton

Dead - blinded

	15-05-2004 19:17									#345
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Vetko is mentioned way too often in this story for him to be innocent. Also, he has already brought several innocent people to death with his false clues. It is obvious he is the one who wants us all dead!

	15-05-2004 21:23									#346
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Will you guys please make my final wish come ture and kill ljcvetko like he deserves.

I was not the mafia.

ACK!

	15-05-2004 21:57									#347
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Hmm... the map (which was portrayed as being rather important in earlier chapters) says Port Grog.

Port Grog = port (wine) and grog = two alcoholic beverages.

We also know that the tavern owner Rah has a very aggressive and murderous attitude, having shot someone back in Chapter 6.

Thus, the clues seem to indicate Rah as one of the killers.

	15-05-2004 22:11									#348
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Aye, ye mafiar could be Rahr, aye. But methinks Ljcvetko has been wrong far to many times to let live to see another dawn, if only te please ye souls o' ye innocents ye greate de-tec-tive be responsible for hanging.

	16-05-2004 00:01									#349
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Ljcvetko

	16-05-2004 00:07									#350
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Lcvetko, yer rabble-rousin' be comin' to an end, matey.

	16-05-2004 01:05									#351
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ljcvetko.

	16-05-2004 01:52									#352
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* GhengisFarb is roughly woken up from the nap he was taking in his hammock.

"Here, read this!" He hears as a worn piece of paper is thrust into his hand.

Hmmmmm, ljcvetko?

"Good. Now you can go back to sleep............."

* GhengisFarb wonders why they wanted him to read off the word ljcvetko......

	16-05-2004 01:56									#353
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Apropos of Ljcvetko, I concur.

	16-05-2004 02:54									#354
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Spaced doesn't seem ta care fer pirates. And I still say one o' them landlubbers is the killer!

	16-05-2004 03:28									#355
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and the docpile continues !!!

	16-05-2004 08:33									#356
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So, it doesn't matter that one of the mafias (Tuberski) was eliminated because I troubled myself with the clues?

You ungrateful lot!

For the record Jamski, I think it's unfair to mention my name in the stories so many times particularly in connection with the map of the treasure. Six people fell for your scam and I am dead now.

And by the way, since I am not mafia, I would appreciate the new scoring system so to show who is playing and who is piling.


OK, you killed me this time even though nobody bothered to show a slightest shred of evidence, but know this: There will be more victims found in sacks and I won't be there to help you find the killer.

	16-05-2004 08:51									#357
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people here enjoy the docpile mroe than they enjoy the actual gme.....

	16-05-2004 09:10									#358
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Aye, it do seem as though we caught the eye-burner-outer. Zopperoni 'twould be the second blighter sacked in a row, by my reckoning.

But we won't know that ye be truly innocent until after ye's hanged, ljcvetko, so ye'll just have te wait patiently until then, a-har yar.

If ye be not guilty, I'll be the first te apologize te yer lifeless face. A-har har har.

	16-05-2004 09:30									#359
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got the kilelr but the clues, the clues , what did they show ???

	16-05-2004 12:19									#360
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quote: Originally posted by ljcvetko So, it doesn't matter that one of the mafias (Tuberski) was eliminated because I troubled myself with the clues? You ungrateful lot! For the record Jamski, I think it's unfair to mention my name in the stories so many times particularly in connection with the map of the treasure. Six people fell for your scam and I am dead now. And by the way, since I am not mafia, I would appreciate the new scoring system so to show who is playing and who is piling. OK, you killed me this time even though nobody bothered to show a slightest shred of evidence, but know this: There will be more victims found in sacks and I won't be there to help you find the killer.

Ungrateful?!?!?

You killed an innocent man with you wild accusations.

That had to stop.

ACK!